Aircraft Paint Correction

Paint correction is the measured, staged removal of surface defects from an aircraft's painted finish — oxidation, swirl marks, holograms, and fine scratching — through multi-stage machine polishing. At AEROFORM, our paint correction process begins with paint depth mapping and a full surface inspection to assess the condition of the gelcoat or polyurethane finish and determine the appropriate correction stages.

After surface preparation and decontamination — including iron and fallout removal — we select compound and pad combinations matched to the paint condition and defect depth. Multi-stage machine polishing progressively removes defects while building gloss and clarity, restoring depth to finishes dulled by oxidation, improper washing, or environmental exposure. The result is a finish with measured, documented gloss improvement.

Serving private aircraft owners, charter operators, and flight departments across Monterey, the Bay Area, and the Central Coast, AEROFORM's paint correction restores your aircraft's finish to a standard that holds its value. Final pricing varies according to aircraft size, paint condition, surface condition, and the level of correction required.